What Holidays Are in November? November Holidays and Observances

November is a month of significant celebrations and observances, both nationally and internationally. From cultural traditions to historical events, this month offers a diverse range of occasions to commemorate and honor. As we step into this month, let's explore the question: "What holidays and celebrations are held in November?"

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Did you know how many holidays there are in November? Are you curious about the holidays in November? The following are the holidays and anniversaries in November. Let’s take a look.

1Vietnamese Holidays and Anniversaries in November

Vietnamese Holidays and Anniversaries in November

November 9 Vietnam Law Day

On November 9, 1946, the first Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam was promulgated. Therefore, November 9 every year is Vietnam Law Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (hereinafter referred to as Vietnam Law Day).

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Vietnam Law Day

November 18 Founding of the Vietnam Fatherland Front

The Founding of the Vietnam Fatherland Front is meant to care for, mobilize, and guide all strata of the people and officials to promote their full potential and creativity in labor, study, production, and business. It also aims to foster a spirit of upward mobility to escape poverty and achieve legitimate wealth, leading to a warm and happy life.

Founding of the Vietnam Fatherland Front

November 20 Vietnam Teachers’ Day

– Vietnam Teachers’ Day was first held on November 20, 1982. Since then, this date has become a tradition to honor those who dedicate themselves to the field of education.

Vietnam Teachers’ Day

November 23 Founding of the Vietnam Red Cross Society

The Vietnam Red Cross Society is a humanitarian social organization of the masses, founded by President Ho Chi Minh on November 23, 1946, and is also a member of the Vietnam Fatherland Front.

The Society cares for and supports those in need, both materially and spiritually, including victims of war, natural disasters, and calamities. It also participates in providing primary health care to the people. In addition, the Society mobilizes organizations and individuals to participate in humanitarian activities organized by the Vietnam Red Cross.

Founding of the Vietnam Red Cross Society

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2International Holidays in November

International Holidays in November

November 10 World Science Day for Peace and Development

World Science Day for Peace and Development is celebrated on November 10 every year to promote awareness of peace and development worldwide.

World Science Day for Peace and Development

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November 14 World Diabetes Day

You may not know that World Diabetes Day was first held on November 14, 1991, the birthday of Frederick Banting – who, along with Charles Best, discovered insulin, a method for treating diabetes. This remains the primary method for treating diabetes today.

World Diabetes Day aims to raise global awareness of diabetes and its complications. With the number of diabetes cases on the rise, leading to many fatalities, this is an extremely meaningful day.

World Diabetes Day

November 16 International Day for Tolerance

International Day for Tolerance (or International Tolerance Day) was declared by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) on November 16, 1995, to create community awareness about the dangers of intolerance.

International Day for Tolerance

November 19 International Men’s Day, World Toilet Day

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International Men’s Day is an international event celebrated on November 19 each year. The purpose of this day is to focus on the health of men and boys worldwide, while also improving gender relations, promoting gender equality, and highlighting the contributions of men. It is a day to show respect and honor for the contributions of men to their nations and families.

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International Men’s Day

November 19 is also chosen by the United Nations as World Toilet Day. The purpose of this day is to call for global support and advocacy for addressing the sanitation crisis, especially in countries with poor sanitation, or where sanitation is polluted and the environment is not clean and safe for healthy hygiene practices.

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World Toilet Day

November 20 Universal Children’s Day

Universal Children’s Day was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on November 20, 1954. The purpose of this day is to promote the exchange and mutual understanding among children, increase welfare actions, and promote the creation of child welfare worldwide.

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Universal Children’s Day

November 21 World Television Day

World Television Day was initiated on November 21 to encourage nations to exchange television programs and focus on issues of peace, security, development, and cultural enhancement worldwide.

World Television Day

November 25 International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

November 25 was chosen by the United Nations as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. This day is an opportunity for organizations protecting women’s rights in various countries to launch campaigns to fight for the elimination of violence against women.

International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

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The above are the major holidays and anniversaries, both domestic and international, in November. We hope that this article will be truly useful to you.

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Frequently asked questions

In November, Americans celebrate Thanksgiving, a time to express gratitude for the year’s blessings, feast on roast turkey, and spend time with family and friends. Veterans Day is also observed, honoring the service and sacrifice of the country’s military veterans.

Yes, November is also a month to raise awareness for various causes. These include National Diabetes Month, National Adoption Month, and No-Shave November, which aims to raise funds and awareness for cancer research and education.

Internationally, November marks the celebration of World Kindness Day on November 13th, encouraging individuals to overlook boundaries, race, and religion, and focus on positive values. There’s also International Men’s Day on November 19th, celebrating the contributions of men to society, and promoting gender equality and positive male role models.

Absolutely! November has its fair share of unique and lighthearted celebrations. These include Sandwich Day on November 3rd, celebrating the versatile and beloved food, and National Author’s Day on November 1st, honoring authors and encouraging people to discover new books and appreciate literature.
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